Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-01

Virginia, the Ophir and other mines under
control of the Bonanza firm. In his alb
sence, 1t is said, Mackay is to look after
things himself With the credulity that
characterizes dabblers in mining shares,
this piece of intelligence was accepted as
foreshadowing another deal, whereby
9 -erybody was to make fortunes.
Telegraph Company Incorporated.
New York, February 28th.-The certifi-
cate of incorporation of the New York
Southern Telegraph Company was filed to-
day. 1t states that It's capital is 81 100000,
divided into shares of 500 each, with the
privilege of increasing its stock to $1,000
900. The company's wires are to run from
this city to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and to Richmond, Charleston, Sa-
vanah, and New Orleans.
A New Railroad.
New York, February 2Sth.-Articles of
incorporation will be filed at Albany for
railway to acquire new line now build
ing from Brockville. Ont, to Sault st.
Marie, which is to be extended from the
south side of the st. Lawrence river, oppo-
site Brockville, through New York State,
to a connection with the Boston Hoosac
Tunnel and Western Railroad, and which
is to form the Massachusetts, link of an ex-
tensive system which is to bring Boston 10
miles nearer Duluth. The name of the
new company will be the Northern Pacific
and Atlantic Railway Company.
English Goes to Europe.
New YORK, February 2Sth.-Ex-Con-
gresham William Z. English, who was
arrested in civil suit for breach OF prom
Use Saturday, is said to have sailed Oh the
Etruria for Europe yesterday. The clerk
at the Coleman House said English had
departed on the Eruria, which had been
delayed on account of the weather. The
steamer sailed from Gravesend Bay yester-
day morning. English was at liberty to
to Sail in her if he chose. Mrs. Case, COM
plainant in the suit, could not be found
yesterday.
Bank Robbed by Burglars.
ST. LOUIS, February 2Sth.-A special
from Canton, Mo-. says: Burglars entered
the bank at La Grange, Mo, last night and
blew open the safe, securing all the valua-
bles therein, amounting in all to 81 900,
the most of which was in bonds and notes.
The robbers escaped leaving no clue to
their identity.
West Virginia's United States Senator.
CHARLESTON (W. W, February 2Sth.-
Governor Wilson has rendered the United
QUITS " II. AIs t<oSeSf - 49,
fersop county, who was one of the twelve
Democratic kickers" in the recent Sena-
torial contest Lucas has accepted the ten
der and will receive his credentials shortly
after the 4th of March.
Powderly Denounced.
New YORK, February 2Sth.-The Central
Labor Union adopted ast.night, without
dissenting voice resolutions denouncing t.
V. Powderly for his refusal to countenance
any official expressions of sympathy for
the eight Anarchists now under sentence
of death at Chicago.
Entertained by the President.
WASHINGTON, February 2Sth.-Senator
and Mrs. Stanford, with a friend or two,
were specially entertained last evening by
President and Mrs. Cleveland. They were
at the Executive Mansion for about two
hours.
Roof of Rolling Mill Falls In.
CLEVELAND, February 26th.-This morn
ing the roof of the charging department of
the Bessemer steel works of the Cleveland
Rolling Mills Company fell in with crash
and killed one man and injured eight
others.